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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1887-03-17
Mrs. R. B. Carson has gone east
on q three months visit.

Mrs. R. B. Carson has gone east
on a three months visit.
Mrs. Agnes Wahl, wife of Julius
Wahl, living in the eastern part of
Park township. died last Thursday
of consumption. Her death was a
sad blow to her husband and hosts of
friends. She was 20 years old.
We saw James Gardner, the me-
chanic. who recently went to st.
Paul. He lamented that he did not
invest in real estate. Lots that
could have been bought last fall for
$500 with little down are not now to
be touched for less than s1.5OO, and
it is solid advance.
John Rustad, a storekeeper in the
northeastern part Of Sargent county,
writes THE TINES that Ole T. Hau-
gan, town treasurer of West End,
this county, recently left for parts
unknown, leaving his accounts
short some S4OO. Since getting the
letter we understand Mr.. Haugan is
in Canada. and the chances are he
will get the money together as soon
as possible and repair the loss and
redeem his honor.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1887-03-17
THEO. DOEI,I,.
G.. A. LACY.
FRED MOLD.

From WalcOtt.
To the Editor Of Tho Times:
WALCOTT DAKOTA.
Ole Strands son had his arm dis
located and broken five weeks ago.
It was rebroken last week and set,
and he will now have useful arm.
Gutbrand Olson who has been
weakminded for some time, Friday
evening last attempted to take his
own life. He succeeded far enough to
make an ugly cash in his throat, and
will now be sent to an insane
asylum.
Rev. Bale of Norman, d. T. held
services in this place Sunday before
last; he also conducted funeral
services of Andrew Giibertson the
Saturday before. Mr.. Gilbertson
died a few days before at the resi-
dence of his brother of the firm Gill
bertson & Kellogg.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1887-03-17
Double Wedding.

Waterville, Minn.. March T..
Married at the residence of the
BRIDES mother, Mrs. f. johnson,
Peter Heinrich, of Jamestown, Oak,
to Miss Minnie Johnson, and w. e..
Holt, of Wahpeton, Dak., to Miss
Lynda Johnson.--[St. Paul Globe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holt returned to
Wahpeton more than week ago,
and are making their home at the
Headquarters. The newly welded
have the best wishes for long life
and prosperity of large circle of
friends ut WahpetOn.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1887-03-17
A Correction.

THE TIMES went wrong again
last week in saying that last Sun.
day evening would close the union
temperance meetings. We mis-
understood the facts and to that
extent owe Rev. Mr.. J'inkham an
apology. Mr.. Pinkham will con-
duct the regular monthly union
meeting the first Sunday evening in
ADril.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1887-03-17
LOCAL NEWS.
Notice of Election.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
election Of the City of Wahpetou will be held
April 4, 1887, for the purpose of electing mayor,
city treasurer, city clerk, city justice, assessor
ono councilman for the first ward for the term
Of two years, one councilman for the second
ward for the term Of two years, one councilman
for the third ward for the term of two years.
And the following named will be the polling
places In their respective wards: First ward,
building known as Kotschevar's store building ;
second ward, city hall; third ward, building
known rs the Keller & Goodhue store building,
Polls open from a. M. till 4p.m.
CHAS X, LOOMS. CITY Clerk
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w. Il. w FLLAR DIS
MEAT MARKET,
Opposite Parkyn's livery stable ,Wahpeton, D T.
Fresh Meats and Poultry
I'm their Season.
Highest Cash Price Paid for Beef
Cattle, Hogs, Sheep and Hides.
Remember the old stand and give me a call.
w. 81. WILLARD.

U0n1Vto Ike made. Cut this out and re-
NH turn to us, and we will send you
0ON1 free, something of great value and
impoN+Rce to yon, that will start you in bnsi-
ness wit4rsH ;yill bring you IN more money right
away than anything eyse in this world. Any
one can do IT, ;r0rk and live at home. Either
sex; all ages. SaH sthins new, that just coins
.1oney for all workers. We will start you;
important chances Of lifetime. Those who
ARE ambitious and enteypsieipg gill net delay.
Grand outfit free. Address TkrR 4; Co.. Au.
gusta, Maine
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1887-03-17
For Justice.

For Justice.
Frank Gray, Esq. says THE TINES
may state that he is in the field for
city justice, subject to tho approval
of the voters, April 4th.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1887-03-17
Wanted.

a man and his wife to work on a
farm. Inquire of j. A Smith.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1887-03-17
Delegate Convention.


Notice is hereby that convention
of delegates Of the several wards of
the city of Wahpeton, consisting OF
five delegates from each ward of
said city, will be held at the court
house on Saturday, the second day
of April, 1887, for the purpose of
nominating the following officers:
mayor, city treasurer, city clerk,
city justice Of the peace and assessor.
Said meeting will he called to order
at 2 p. NJ.
THEo. DoERR.
G.. A. LACY.
FRED MOLD.
Central Committee.
The ward committeeman will
please take notice.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1887-03-17

uENRY c. RENO,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Onlce in Rich's Block. Residence, west of
Headquarters, Seventh street.
WAHPETON, DAKOTA.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1887-03-17

TNO. q. pPArT. J.w. BLAND1NG.
d Attorney at Law. Atty at Law and
Civil Engineer.
LAW, LOANS AND COLLECTIONS.
wAHpETOS. DAKOTA.
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Sunday Evening.

Rev. G. B. Barnes subject next
Sunday evening will be: Temper
ance and our Newspapers, again.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1887-03-17
Notice of Dissolution.

WAHPEToS, Dak., Feb. IA, 1887.
have DIS day withdrawn from the partner
ship of Reeder Murnick. The dissolution has
been made by mutual conseut.
10 Jo1IN J. MuRNIck.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

Tnn oil industries Of this state are suGsr.
iDg NON . severe stroke d paraly sis and
n1ooOy stories come from Bradford Of
Deserted streets and sIdewalkA Sixty cent
Oh = commonly agreed to b the cause Of
this seaftling change from wealth TO poverty,
and The Standard Oh company n populafly
held responsible for sixty cent OIL This
giant corporation, they ssy, By conspiracy,
fraud, forcs, oorruption and al other known
legal and illegal methods short Of murder,
hes driven every competitor from The busi-
ness Of reclining and exporting oil, end today
y the only buyer In the market Having Q
Surplus Of thirty millions OF barrels TO fall
back on, II sets ii own price for the crude
product and gets Il becsuss nobody else dafs
engage In the business The Ere Observer
says that the Producers' Protective associa
tiou, IN oath bound order Of growing
power, proposes TO erect reaneriss In com
petition with the Standard, and pipe linss 4
suit but - they do nos control the needed
capital for the latter, they would have 70 de
pend largely on the railways 70 transport
their product This association also pro
poses 10 collect evidence with . view 4
criminal proceedings against the Standart
for conspiracy on the grounds similar TO thu
Of Refiner Matthews In his suit lest winter
| Many Of the oil men are profoundly im
| pressed with the belief that the Rspublical
| leaders are under the influence OF the Stand
ard company.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30
n kpAsaA nnss naai Cr1b PRESENT. Hhsas sst
of ~ noosnO WsUnabo,

q 0A00 0Ake ofAf04A13
rss EpAssA nase MI CisS Prsssas fAsas ssas
sf ~ nsssas Wssaose.
EDS INrELLIaENcER.-Tho members OF
The Active base ball club Of Lancaseof, who
disgraCod Themselves BY their foolish boha-
vioe On the base hall field here lase Saturday
afternoon, afe certainly In very bad odor just
now on sccount Of the base misrepresentatiou
Of the esme BY member Of the club In the
lxrHLLiakNcER. In the frat pisce they
claim that the umpire 1ied 10 cheat The
Actives out Of the game and then sdd that he
was ignorant Of the ruleA Nov the truth y
that Mr.. Miller, who umpirsd the game, y .
good judge Of balls and strikes, usss good
Judgment In base decisions and withal u hon.
81 and conscentious and hes the couraGe 70
enforce the rules, which the Activss learned
to their sorrow. They make the assertion In
the lNTELLIoENcER that the game broke
up In row here they ars mistaken again,
- The alleged row did mot occur until the
Activss had performed the baby act and bed
rstrsated from the Held 10 the Eagls hotel
and tried 70 perform the acrobatic feat viii
Actives were promised their expenses 10 play
the eame and did not rsceive cent from thu
EphrataA" This b about - crooked - theil
inveserste and uncalled.for kicking, - thu
Ephrata bsss bsll club did pay for their sup
Per, and would also have paid their othe
expenses II II hadn't been for their diasrace
full scGions On the neld. 1t ssems to be
characteristics oi the Actives 10 20 10 extreme
about everything. They ars either Wild on
l thusiasts or most inordinate kickars abou
| everything. And then the idea Of the Ac
uves assuming the role Of innocents an,
claiming that they were imposed upon,
indeed very amusing. +. q. X.
EPHRArA, Pa, Aug. 30, lSs7.
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IssLAHUs POEI01 1OsOS.
Homo Holsrs Protest Against the COnssa
Increase Of Expenso.


aens Ralsrs Protest Against The Uo,ssss,
Increase Of kxpsnss.
In the House Of Commons Monday evening
on motion 70 grant R762 .3l5 for the purposo
OF completing the credit tor the Irish police
service. Mr. Dillon protested against the
constant increase of the expense OF the police
In Ireland. Although the population hsd
decreased 200, 900 since 1880, the cost Of the
police service had increased over f25O, 600.
This waste Of the public money was not due
to crime A monstrous and corrupt police
force was kept up 70 evsds the provisions OF
the mutiny act BY maintaininR q lsrRer
military fOFcs than was sanctioned By Parlis.
msnt The law Was not enforced and rents
ploying the police IVES 70 create Widespread
dissatisfactioo and 70 exsspsrats the people.
Mr Baliour, chief secretary for ireland,
eaid ne would noe deny that the cost Of the
police force Of Ireland wss largely in sxosss
eponsibility for this state OF Affairs rested on
those who were doing their best 70 iomont
the discontent In Ireland.
Mr.. Sexton ssid he believed that Ireland
~ the only country In the world where,
e1iated etsadily inorsasing police 5or,o 70
Ths Ps1nsIiisss are determined that Par.
hsmsus hs snail not rise until . decision shall
0H,,.D n IA ssscned IN the oass Of Mr..
~ nt,eo' s cna osGan Monday what promissS
esetmatsA Even BY rssoFting 70 The o,osnrs
sHic ths government wtl b unable 70 SaiS
As O'8nen'. trial opens September q
Any attemPt by the prosecution 70 Ssrsin thu
meaning OF the grimes cot q adsctins NJ.
o. Briou's Oose will b the occasion q insrc:
protssl By bis colleagues In PaEiiamSSS
The Conservative Whips will b OBLIGED 10
keep twenv msmbss within hail % prevent
asurpstsA
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4 WRITER, familiar with

A WRITER, familiar with !. ns and outs
OF New York journalism, this bit Of
gossip about the metropolitan journals 1.-THE
World without question IL the only paper In
the city with over lOO. 900 circulation. There
u said to be some sort OF sly calculation
In its showing Of $50 900 or more day.
have heard it asserted that II counts IL special
edition for Brooklyn and New jersey -
separate paperA These editions are extra
passs sold in the places named along with the
regular aheotA % that 70 count them u to
count the actual edition twice over. have
no doubt that the World's spscial edition ior
Brooklyn hes larger circulasioo than any
Of the Brooklyn papess and NO paper In New
jersey ean compoto with 10 Jsssey. edition In
The iullnesD Of D0Ws or In cafculatio0. The
World got great deal OF ~ circulation nom
The Herald and the Sun. They fell OF quite
10000 In The struggle, OF rather failure 70
struggle, with the World. They did not So
the necessity Of more sctive compeeition in
news until Il was too Late 70 recover the
vantage ground. Neither the Times nor the
Tribune suffered greatly from the activity OF
the World, NOR from tho reduction in pSicA
The iall 70 two cents increased the circulation
oe the Times ; the prompt reduction 10 three
osnts saved the Tribune from the decfeass 1t
Was natural to expect The lsadsrahip Of the
Republican party y the great strength Of the
Tribune. The Evening Sun has hurt the
morning Sun corsiaa-.h'- II II sold st half
~. ..1a q. fE7 rid II Ii much live
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

- susA . SltsA oe sRciesmsat That Il y
haRdly liksly hs WI b sursnA9ed With.
cut . dsGpsrate struggle Of ~ bucks
whoars young and want hsap Asht."
Il tie impetuous action Of The state
ttoops should enable Cologow 70 provoke
the war spirit among these Indians his
litt,e band Of 6fty, which has already been
multiplied many times, may reach proper.
tions which will require I've million dol.
lae var to control.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

Tho League games yesterday were Al
Philadelphia PittsburG :, Philadelphia o
at New York New York s, indianapolis
as Boston Detroit 10, Boston .; at Wash.
natl Cincinnati 7, Athletic s at ST. Louis
81 Louis Z, Brooklyn s; at Cleveland
Cleveland 8, Baltimore 9; at Louisville
Louisville IA. Nets 8.
Tho Philadelphia lost through the erroru
Of Mclaughlin and Mulvey. 1t y likely
that Barney will again b shelvsd.
Manager FoSel, OF IndiAnspolis, says I'm
pire Rrady cheated them out of the game Ia
New York yesterday, and he will refuse e
play With him In the position today.
York Tor third placA
TIE Wolverines paralyzsd Stsmmyer -
terday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

1he Colorado militia are not covering
lnenselves with glory in the Ute campaign.
- Ace their breach Of faith with the In
Nlnns - explained by the officer in COM
- Of the twelve regular troopers on
0 Gsoand Il . most disgraceful exhibi.
- g barbarian and will mako every self.
1cang citizen heartily ashamed of these
Enhle specimens of his countrymen.
p1tenant Burnett says that "the Color.
: gnilitis, under Major Leslie, with some
- surpgised Colorows camp at
. - -. Yesterday, after having a.
W Ae1ogov as Wolf creek the day be.
~ they would be allowed to 70 back
~ eoe1Eva&iou unmolestsd."
foee not help matters to say that
ogov = . murderer, for he had bssa
~ - q enemy In ne Geld, and In any
~ - Wocd of . soldier should bl
- No matter how treaeherous and
~ TO-, civilized troops have nc
u - a.sums aavage standard 0i
aiv and having assured the enemy Z
- rotseat nothing can excuse their
Slfina q that assurance. Tho wis.
- and expsdiency Of permitting
- - rotceat unmolested d snothe1
\ 1nQe1oe oa which there h room for q differ.
\ (nGo q opinion, but having once given q
: onni1o b the savage 1t was q FIRMLY bind.
slnga - U given 70 . civilized end powerful
{onqng. II TIE Colombo militia have so
80 s1anAasd of martial honor Il y fortu.
l3Mo0o tAat their military operations ass mar.
Ionend. Thsy have succeeded in plac
onnf1es n . vesy dangerous position
~ - fortunate II . dsspscats auG
V - ~ not follow. Color.w ha
~ - - hi "a shoulAsu anl
~ ~ ely aesty lies In asouslnl
~ - ~ peaesful tEihes apounI
sZon1o hin . . ehAsOe .
Dr1lo9 - ln1i1n
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

UNITED STATES AINIsrIR LorHRoP, Of
Russia, has mot rsaignsd.
OWEN A. CALVIN, formerly saelstsnt 70
George n. Stearns - u. 8. distfics attorney
as Boston, hes beon promoted 70 tho diseri0e
s!torusyshiP Nh. Calvin u about IS yeays
OF aga
Mr.. EzER LANBoRN, the we'll known
county school teSchsr, celebrated bis eighsi0th
birthday snniversary on Saturday at Bird.in.
Hand. Many of his toTmer pupils were pres
snt 70 tsndsf their con grasulstionA
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EvRalNo.

His signal hre the sun drops down the west,
Ana marshAls Ill his cloudy hosts Alright
Rstreating from his vantage ground Oppressed
~ the Advancing armies Of The night
SLOW fAAo the crimson banners from the hlue;
breast;
one sound alone breaks the deep silence through
A sleepy bird complaining from IT. nest.
-Erom the Golden Argosy,
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\ Srfss 10 sari tIoo. u AZ tht, loo,cts.s. -it
sipahs r. hsid IL .rlist tnr t.lc eosapQz
I. < is5ssel of 81. Ih's lsreTe.ite q ,ie'v-
r,-ii-ij showed aaS ~, a, ieaaS Of cor.
.fs...st.a j. = ~. neVe. att 'cf
samGesnc:fs tFst pFoab7e4 = u sg.~
bat spotbsr all5 more ses5o;H los sas OF
~ ass'AQ,iary 81 the articles occurred
ESAsr en rss a-si0sei eoy,T ..ners was
A1hss s,ip slte>i ~ seaIi'nt.els iron Lhl
slALss. Ihe states uff.i ln z 4, -ereis from
tase sifsia of W. is,t III, sb.e Z sccsds
L ~ ss,f gressIotg' d snands ioS money ans
ss7l~Sk .sts.a 20 POW 20 esifsrca gbsaaplalls.
esEReN was ~ sowec ~ pa4s and enforce
yqruc laws egeas Britain ass naras
{f csfr coscrastas. and tbsre -ere no
y of 'ssing setslisto-y i1eGsU.Sz !,
y .naas wiie iofeigl. 2e9esr Eere
sf0eiis 80 ssn8 ~ sl'r,sen in5erenSen;
GsteA y q caiied upon TO interprea taen.
llsesa ard Ot,seFs errpa,rs ssmcnCs ts1rht
tLs Aecossity - some more rerfect ,u on
y And so r wss that certain eQnE..x
~ From NoS York, Nsw .sEssy, konnsyl.
A Delawazo and Virginia assembled
&opls0ber, i7s6, IN Annapolis, Mary.
L Oot q this GTew the general con-
- of ~ statss in Philadslphia, in
l70. That oonvention framed the
~ iaGeEument Of law and ordr under
- ~ have lived for oos hundred
- ~ complete work was promulgated
0eetembsr II of that year.
& Itb, In brief, b the history Of the
meos document, whose centennial
VI 70 b 0bserved next month.
~ , IN Observance that appeals to the
uoGEiotism Of every true American and the
oeeasaon In particular should receive the
ooader homage Of all Psnnsylvanians
Z 1soud Of their state and mindful Of the
'oseae national events born within it,
! hmdsrs.
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WDQLAL 1ORluD,

COUGH, WaOOPlN0 COUGH and Bronchitis
tmmediAtely relieved BY Shiloh's Cure. SOLD By
=. b CochrAn, drusgfst Nos. n and ~ Nortk
ou0on D. LA3oaDt6T. Pa Ul
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30
SPECIFIC.
DRUNKENNESS

LIQUOR HABIT POSITIVELY CURED BY
ADMINISTERING DR. HAlNk0'
0OLD0A oPBClfIC.
1t can b given IN cup OF coase or tea with
oet the knowle0ge Of the per.on TAKING It 3
nent ana speedy cure. whether the patie1t =
moderaee drfnkef or an alcoholic wreck. ThOu-
men Who have taken Golden specinc N their
oo6ee without thoir knowledge, and today bo.
IT NIvkk FAILS. The system once impreQ.
mated With tie speci0c. It becomes an utter I'm
possibility for the liquor appetite 70 exist TOr
sale by CH HAS. A. LOCHER, DruRaist
No. East King Street. Lancaster, p
aprlalydTu ThxS
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l.-srsrsg l.. .4'-alsS ~.
r-r-.-.a..
SIS rHz~s Ag- ,.-Is s'r = 20 the lest that
sba.f} 40 neTI eno .a. H- he's one thae
DEiG - I. a-r1- tbs Tr,'e States III
Insnpaa 8 4 c''.osred, us 1ineoo admiral
h-.4 jas: Adrr s-.e' n 7u. outh haybog Q
Jeatc! toag 4ss1 o;..s4f nd . torpedo
bis s}'GJ 1ry4 las. ,,se dded to their
csvs v~5irt -lrr Uos.i smodeTn iron
c.sea Sfi. ls.sV. sGn- iers for four
ntsc- 's-4s's aGG . tuTra lest are TO be
sssI.o 80 -n0u ss --s %" To % have been
'1sicd, -c -a.rsrs of tl.n p ,eoe navy are
sas,-g a. EasiiEtu-r dmiral Lang,
'-fa a t12 moving scirlf laval reforms,
- csIia.a 10 tHe t0g''s, navv tentby Grset
as..sii' = nina los rIrT- 1nly aro Chine
ADab i"e y. anssE or tn gontrsry boast
tltss q arsa-, Gu foreigners o. GARD Of their
Nsg sbips An: sa@s thsg are II. able 70 do.
fs.d iH.aIsslyll vthalr MN ssaistance-
Ahsy g." A90 Fafy p.on" sae fact that they
srs rn7 "riinn< ctr cgL HIM Tho next
80. ~ ,4e -st nap Gef"'rE . suHpriaing
stang" ia $50 p sf' % stse4s If the coles.
'tsis, aad w u0aHv ca maze navy, both
ape. srC = C1iaa y i.. har3 ~ rticle.
Doe as i s,,-3a dis ra ut the Intes.
. national Ae---S. oS.s1sss ~ Waahington
next week agree In wanting Prssidsni
Cleveland to open the Congress-
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The weasher-god 10 smiling henignly d
the county fair. Keep 1t up
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- faIloaster Jyttfli9e,,fer.
I i.AHoAsrll, AUGUST .. Va.


Woxb oOoS3U V0os0oosoAs
= slgns now point toa splendid celebra-
6 q ths osotsnnial oe The constitution Of
Dated States In Philadelphia ON Sep.
nhoe Is, 18 and H. The civil and mill.
- aathceitio have made abundant prep
aouo 1oe the proper Observance Of the
70, and Il promises to bs worthy Of the
- md ths state's chief city.
Ard it b fitting that it should be. The
! &T1ah1lshmeut Of . written constitution Of
SVunmsnt for IN enlightened nation
1kU IN epoch in the history Of that
n1Ey. And when we remember that this
t11noa constitution was framed by some Of
= wissse and most patriotic Of the
pu1ntinasy fathsgs, thsrs comes to the
nonontive event The added rsmem.
- G The illustxions dsad. Though
le1ow ~ snd Of ths war Of the Revolu-
k = vaDnos unttl eepeembsr, l7s7, that
(ua For The nins yean intervening
WRo simple " articles Of oonfedera-
= WAieh, like ropes of sand, bad pgac-
~ - blDding SoCcs. The statss were
- oe each other and Of their respec-
4 eDvaeigntiss, and 70 these" articles
- fsamed in such mannsr - to Be
Huhm. Il became evident 10 the
n1DD s1atssmen Of those early days
tkb aaAe q a6ain would lad 70 dis
ha, ~ = early - ITS, . serious
noGVoey agoes about ths claim
1oln GlaE0 % n The terri.
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The recent statistics Of the number Of deaths
dOn. This distsSso nay ct,mmence Mn m AZ
larently AaEmlee. ccSHA yhicn 90 hS cnrs1 q:
Eun01 WkloA q fuarAntoed TO cure and rsiieYo
I'll casea. Price % cents and q. Tftol sIse nee
Ior sale by =. =. CochrAAs drusgist No. In
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"Yee, had . very narrow escape" said
prominent citizen to friend. II was connned
for consumpuve's grave, unln began using
Kempb Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, and
here am, sound and hearty" Price Gc, and
q. For sale BY H. B. Cochran. Druggist No lS7,
North Queen street. Lancaster.
eHltOHe COO0R ana Consumption Cure
q Sold BY ~ on guArantee. 1t cures Con.
elmption. Hold By 3. =. Cochran, druggist
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE YEATEs INSTITUTE WILL OPEN
y the Chrtstmas Term on Monday. sept 9th.
Rev. Chas. W. Boyd. n. A.. as Head Master
M. noyo has had large experience - Q teacher
pean Untversittoe. Boys will be prepared for
any College or Higher Scientific school. Keel
price. Ad0rees
=; H;R.YNoLDs. Secretary pro tenn.
Au9ll- -Tu. Ih&stfd Lancaster. Pa.
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NOTION COUNTER.

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